Re: [Dev-C++] An Introduction

[TornadoChaser <kb...@gm...>]

No, no question yet.  I may ask for some in a few days if I can't iron 
out my difficulties.  Right now I'm happy to tinker and try to figure it 
out on my own.  Besides, I'm embarrassed about the way my code looks. ;)

TC.

Jonathan Dryhurst Roberts ( haptiK ) wrote:

>hi good luck!, 
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>was there a question in there somewhere or no? :)
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>- JDR
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>On 5/22/05, TornadoChaser <kb...@gm...> wrote:
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>>Hello list,
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>>I'm a relatively inexperienced C++ programmer, I took an introduction
>>class in college but now I'm trying to actually use C++ for fun.  A
>>friend of mine sent me to the DevC++ link because I needed a decent
>>complier.  Right now I'm trying to work on a simple game that would
>>allow users to play a turn based RPG in a space combat setting.  Users
>>control a ship (or many ships) and fly around doing battle and
>>exploring.  So far I haven't been able to compile my limited source yet,
>>but I'm doing my best to work through my errors.
>>
>>Again, greetings all.
>>
>>TC.
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